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WELCOME!

NEXT STEPSHumbly serving one another and our community is one of the ways we share the love of Jesus and illustrate our own redemption. You have unique gifts and skills that God wants to use, and there are lots of opportunities to get connected with ministries that serve the poor, our church and the City of Orlando. To learn more, visit fpco.org/servenow.

THIS WEEK

Thank you for your donations for Strike Hunger month in July! Together we collected more than 500 pounds of food for our friends at Conway Cares. With the food from this week, Conway Cares will assemble 300 weekend snack packs to give to hungry students in local elementary schools. If you would like to help sort and pack some of the food, email Jeff Revels at jrevels@orlandorep.com.

Thank you for coming to First Presbyterian Church of Orlando this morning! So glad you’re here. We worship together as a church family in four services on Sundays: Traditional worship in the Sanctuary at 8:30 and 11am, and Genesis worship in Lee Fellowship Hall at 9:45am and 11am. If you’d like to connect and learn more about this church, one of our leaders will be available at the front of the room after worship, or you can visit fpco.org/guest.

Women Engaged, the ministry to women at First Pres, is excited to welcome our new Associate Pastor of Congregational Care, Rev. Becky Davis. Women Engaged will host a welcome reception on Tuesday, August 12 in the King Parlor. Join us from 7:00-8:30pm for light refreshments, learn more about Becky, and help make her feel welcome. WE hope to see you there!

If you filled out a 2013-2014 Commitment Card last fall, look for yours in the mail soon. Cards have been sealed and kept at the church; the contents are part of a personal commitment between you and God.

WELCOME!July 27, 2014

GENEROSITYStewardship Report as of July 20, 2014

Tithes & Offerings This Week Fiscal YTD Budgeted $97,699 $274,710 Received $111,137 $346,726 Surplus/(Deficit) $13,438 $72,016

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF ORLANDO

address 106 East Church St., Orlando Florida 32801 phone 407.423.3441 online fpco.org /firstpresorlando /fpcorlando

CONGREGATIONAL CAREAs a caring body of believers, please remember in your prayers those recently hospitalized or recuperating at home: Woody Blaker and Ray Mann.

Our sympathy to Tom & Karen Mills on the death of his mother, Bettie Mills, July 18, 2014.

To be added to our prayer list call the Pastoral Care office at 407.423.3441 x1455, or submit an online prayer request at fpco.org/prayerrequest.

PARTICIPATIONIN GIVING

41.3%JUNE 2014

FAMILIES AT FIRST PRESFirst Pres has three rooms to help young families on Sunday mornings: one nursing room for mothers & infants, next to the Prayer Room, between the Sanctuary and Lee Fellowship Hall, and a second nursing room for mothers & infants, on the 1st floor of Clayton Life Center next to the elevators.

In addition, we have a Family Room for infants, children and dads :-) , also on the first floor of Clayton Life Center.

All three rooms have a live television feed from the worship services.

G E N E S I S W O R S H I P T R A D I T I O N A L W O R S H I P

Ministry Focus Mike Shockey Jail and Prison Ministry

To Hear God’s Word Prayer for Illumination Dr. Case Thorp *Scripture Reading Matthew 6:11; Proverbs 30:7-9 The Lord’s Prayer Sermon Series Enough Is Enough

Assisting in Genesis: Bret Allen and Wil Brown.

NOTES

Proverbs 30:7-9 7 “Two things I ask of you, Lord; do not refuse me before I die: 8 Keep falsehood and lies far from me; give me neither poverty nor riches, but give me only my daily bread.9 Otherwise, I may have too much and disown you and say, ‘Who is the Lord?’ Or I may become poor and steal, and so dishonor the name of my God.”

G E N E S I S W O R S H I P T R A D I T I O N A L W O R S H I P

Music has always been a key part of worship. Often there are stories of how hymns came into being, a kind of Paul Harvey “Rest of the Story.” The much loved Trust and Obey has a story behind it. The evangelist, Dwight L. Moody, was leading a series of meetings in Brockton, Massachusetts. In one of the meetings, a young man was moved and stood to give his testimony, saying, “I am not quite sure-but I am going to trust, and I am going to obey.” A Presbyterian minister, Rev. J.H. Sammis, jotted that sentence down. It stuck in his mind and he wrote a poem. He sent the poem to Dr. Daniel Towner, so it could be set to music. Towner, who later became the head of the music department at the Moody Bible Institute, struggled to find the right tune. He eventually threw it away in the wastebasket one night. His wife found the manuscript in the morning, thought it had great promise, and persuaded him to work on it some more. She was right. Trust and Obey has become one of the best-loved hymns of all time. - Dr. Dan Sharp

(Please silence all phones and electronic devices.)

GATHERING

Prelude Trio Sonata in G major J.S. Bach

Announcements

Organ Meditation Aria Josiah Armes

Call to Worship When Morning Gilds the Skies arr. Dan Bird

*Processional Hymn of Praise When Morning Gilds the Skies Hymn No. 111

*Ascription of Praise

Organ Praise

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*Passing of the Peace St. Paul always greeted with the words, “The peace of God be with you.” This is an appropriate way to greet fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, and so we say, “The peace of the Lord be with you” and respond, “And also with you.” We then pass this greeting of peace to one another. At the passing of the peace we should earnestly desire God’s peace upon each person we greet.

Reading of Scripture Psalm 40

Call to Prayer As the Deer Martin Nystrom

Pastoral Prayer and Lord’s Prayer

Hymn of Trust Great Is Thy Faithfulness Hymn No. 72

Ministry Focus Mike Shockey Jail and Prison Ministry

THANKSGIVING

Thanksgiving Through Tithes and Offerings *Doxology Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow Hymn No. 34 *Prayer of Commitment

Anthem of Trust My Shepherd Will Supply My Need arr. Mack Wilberg Summer Choir

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PROCLAMATION OF GOD’S WORD

To Hear God’s Word Prayer for Illumination Dr. Case Thorp *Scripture Reading Matthew 6:11; Proverbs 30:7-9 Pew Bible p. 685 & 470 The Lord’s Prayer Sermon Series Enough Is Enough

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RESPONSE

*Hymn of Response Trust and Obey Hymn No. 443

*Invitation and Charge

*Benediction

*Choral Response Lantz Amen Daniel Sharp

Postlude Prelude and Fugue in D minor Max Reger

* All who are able are invited to stand.

Assisting in Worship: Rev. Becky Davis, Franklin Jennings (guest director) and Josiah Armes (organist).

Visual Arts: The flowers on the communion table are dedicated to the glory of God in loving memory of Sarah Talbot Wilson, by her parents, Suzy and Bill Wilson, brother Matt, his wife, Erin and their daughter, Lainey.

RECYCLE YOUR BULLETIN8:30am & 9:45am worshipers can help the church be better stewards of our resources and environment by placing this worship bulletin in one of our recycling stations as you leave today.

There are two right outside the Sanctuary: one in the Grand Hallway leading to the Edington Ministry Center, and one across from the entrance to the Prayer Room. If you’re in Lee Fellowship Hall, look for one to the right of the exit as you leave.

The bulletins are reused for the 11:00am worship service, and recycled on Monday morning.

WELCOME!

WOMEN ENGAGED is excited to offer a study this fall on the Old Testament historical book of Nehemiah, which will correspond with Dr. Swanson’s Fall sermon series.

Nehemiah set out to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. Yet in the physical restoration of this great city, he also restored the people from ruin and despair to a new walk with God.

This ten-week study series (offered 3 times throughout the week) will begin on Monday, September 15 or Thursday, September 18 and concludes the week before Thanksgiving.

Monday morning, Monday evening and Thursday morning sessions will be offered, and morning sessions include child care for infants through kindergarten at no additional cost.

The cost is $30 and includes the study guide.

REGISTER by SEPTEMBER 8 at fpco.org/register or pick up a form in the lobby of the Edington Ministry Center.

Email Lori Needham at lneedham@fpco.org or call 407.423.3441 x1463 with any questions.